Improve room acoustics for greater concentration and well-being

Optimised office spaces with acoustic elements offer a pleasant working atmosphere that prevents disruptive effects and creates an optimal working environment with a certain degree of privacy. These aspects are very important in order to provide employees with an environment that does not have a negative impact on them either physically or mentally. Acoustic planning has long been an essential part of the architecture of a wide variety of projects, regardless of whether they involve solutions for communication, individual workstations or technical areas. Nevertheless, architects often report that the topic of acoustics is neglected, even though it is very important for the feel-good factor and productivity in the office. However, good acoustics are not only crucial in terms of the working attitude and satisfaction of employees, but are also important in order not to violate applicable guidelines, such as noise protection regulations.